Hokmah ExpositorSunday School Curriculum

SUNDAY SCHOOL CURRICULUM

A Reformed Sunday School curriculum for the class you teach.

Choose one of eight suggested tracks or start from your own theme. Hokmah Expositor drafts the series overview and then each lesson, shaped for teens, young adults, couples, adults, catechumens or new members.

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HOKMAH EXPOSITORSunday School Curriculum
Sunday School Curriculum screen with Suggested Tracks, Start from Scratch and the audience choices Teens, Young Adults, Couples, Adults, Catechumens and New Members
01Choose how to build the series and who it is for.

Choose your confessional layer

Bible onlyWestminster ConfessionLondon Baptist Confession (1689)

HOW IT WORKS

From a blank quarter
to a series you can teach.

You make the decisions a curriculum committee would make. Hokmah drafts the material for you to examine and adapt.

  1. Choose the class

    Teens, young adults, couples, adults, catechumens or new members. The lessons adjust language, depth and application to that audience.

  2. Pick a track or start from scratch

    Use one of eight suggested tracks, or give your own series theme, teaching goal and the specific needs of your class, from 4 to 13 lessons.

  3. Set the confessional layer

    Keep the lessons to Scripture alone, or add explicit references to the Westminster Confession or the 1689 London Baptist Confession.

  4. Generate the overview, then each lesson

    The overview gives the series name, objective, teaching approach, a plan for the lessons and guidance for the teacher. Then generate the lessons one at a time and review each one.

INSIDE EVERY LESSON

Ten parts a teacher
can work from.

Every curriculum lesson follows the same structure, so your class knows what to expect week after week, and you know where to look when you review it.

When you choose a confession, each point of the exposition can also carry a confessional reference with its application to the lesson.

Curriculum lessons quote the English Standard Version.

  • Base TextThe passage the lesson is built on.
  • Reading for the WeekA suggested daily reading, Monday to Friday.
  • Lesson ObjectiveWhat the class should know, believe or do.
  • Pastoral IntroductionAn opening that connects real life with the text.
  • Biblical ExpositionThree points, each with explanation, Reformed theological connection and application.
  • Redemptive ConnectionHow the text points to Christ.
  • ApplicationsPersonal applications and applications for life in the church.
  • Discussion QuestionsObservation, interpretation and application.
  • Challenge for the WeekOne simple, concrete practice.
  • Pastoral ConclusionA closing grounded in grace, not moralism.

EIGHT SUGGESTED TRACKS

Start from a structured track
and adapt it to your class.

Each track is a template. The overview and lessons are generated for the audience and confessional layer you choose.

TrackWhat it coversLessons
The Solas of the ReformationThe five pillars of the Reformation: Scripture, grace, faith, Christ, the glory of God.8
Bible OverviewFrom creation to consummation. The story of redemption as one whole.12
The Gospel of JohnSequential study of the Christological gospel par excellence.12
The Doctrine of SalvationElection, calling, regeneration, faith, justification, adoption, sanctification, glorification.10
The Reformed Christian LifeSpiritual disciplines, means of grace, practical sanctification.8
Catechism ExplainedQuestions and answers of the Westminster Shorter Catechism with biblical exposition.12
Church and SacramentsBiblical ecclesiology: nature, government, worship, baptism and the Lord's Supper.8
Christian WorldviewFaith and culture, science, work, art, family and politics in the light of Scripture.10

NEED ONE LESSON, NOT A SERIES?

Plan a standalone lesson
for this Sunday.

Under Preaching, the Sunday School Lesson tool prepares one lesson plan from a passage or a topic. Choose adults, married couples, young adults, teens or catechumens, a basic, intermediate or advanced level, and 30, 45 or 60 minutes.

The plan divides the time you have:

15%Introduction45%Exposition of the text25%Group discussion15%Conclusion and application

For a standalone lesson you can choose the ESV, NIV, NASB, KJV, NKJV or CSB.

BEFORE YOU TEACH IT

A draft is a
starting point.

Hokmah generates the overview and the lessons with AI. It can misread a text or get a reference wrong, and it does not know the people in your class.

  • You check interpretations, references and confessional citations before class.
  • You adapt the examples and questions to the people in the room.
  • Your curriculum is saved, so you can come back and keep generating the series.
  • It does not prepare material for children's classes.
  • It does not print student quarterlies. Copy each part into your own document or handout.
  • It does not replace your study of the passage or your knowledge of the class.

Hokmah prepares the draft. The teacher remains responsible for what is taught.

PRICING

Start free. Upgrade when it becomes part of your week.

Start with limited free use and no credit card. Paid plans cost $19 a month, $99 every six months or $179 a year, with unlimited generations and your work synced to your account.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL QUESTIONS

Before you plan
the quarter.

See every tool in the workspace

Is there a Sunday School curriculum for children?

No. The curriculum builder prepares lessons for teens, young adults, couples, adults, catechumens and new members.

Can I teach the Westminster Shorter Catechism with it?

Yes. The Catechism Explained track has 12 lessons on the questions and answers of the Westminster Shorter Catechism with biblical exposition. The Westminster Confession layer adds explicit confessional references to the lessons.

Does it work for Reformed Baptist churches?

Yes. Choose the London Baptist Confession (1689) as the confessional layer, or keep the lessons to Scripture alone.

How many lessons can a series have?

Suggested tracks have 8, 10 or 12 lessons. A series you start from scratch can have 4, 6, 8, 10, 12 or 13 lessons, enough for a full quarter.

Can I change what it writes?

Yes. Copy the overview or any part of a lesson into your own document and revise it for your class before you teach.

Is it free?

You can start free with limited use and no credit card. Paid plans remove the limit and sync your work to your account.

BEGIN THIS QUARTER

Plan the next series
your class will study.

Build your first series free

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